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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Buffalo Burgers and Free Samples
- Farm Patterns on Bucket and Disk
- Old Rusty Iron
- Horses and Mules Pull Wagons
- Mule Driver and Mule Wagon
- Geothermal Office and Silver Bell Cafe
- Extinguisher and Parking Reflection
- Hot Handle and Beautiful Day Signs
- Rusty Machinery
- Dr. John and The Night Trippers
- Food Advertising and Disappointment
- Parade Queen and Dignitary
- Drain Tile Patterns
- Reflections on South Dakota
- Art Fair Food
- Articulated Tractor Dominates Road
- Fourth of July Thunders Past
- Storm and Lilly
- Bucyrus Erie Clamshell Moves Soil
- Doors Askew
- Reflections On Main Avenue
- Ghost Sign Comes Forward
- Habitat Backfills Foundation
- Main Avenue Afternoon
- Young Grandson and New Family
- Habitat Volunteers Coffee Break
- Achiever and Elevator
- WIndow Reflections
- Headstones Up to 40% Off
- Stained Glass Windows
- Two Collectable White Semi-Tractors
- Gas Pumps and Cranes
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
It's the passing parade.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to enter the book store! is the top one a thrift store?
ReplyDeleteGreat reflections.
ReplyDeleteThe reflections are fun! And that looks like a rare and endangered independent book store...great find!
ReplyDeleteReflecting upon the top shot, I must admit that seems to be a different type of store with a dress hanging from an old door! Make one wonder what happened to the girl wearing the dress! :)
ReplyDeleteThat hanging flower pot in the bottom photo looks great. Much better than the ones I have on my porch.
ReplyDeleteThe display with the doors is so original ! I like the sticker on the truck (N° 1 South Dakota) on the second pic.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a display on doors when you go beyond the reflections. Really interesting.
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